Lemmon
In a similar reduction of form for my first gallery show, ‘Lemmon’, challenges what is designated as stretcher bars for a canvas. Using shipping platforms, as a representation of movement and distance, the wood slats pervert the stretch of the canvas. Similarly, the embroidered twined copper crudely manipulates the canvas to construct a mountainous landscape. Paired with ‘Mount’ as a geographical pun, ‘Mount’ is mounted to the wall while ‘Lemmon’ is exhibited on the ground. This challenge of traditional exhibition practices led the way to ‘Eat Peach’.